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This is such a weird thing to be upset about. Musk announced this hardware was ready for full self driving in 2016. So anyone who bought this now has an 8 year
by SilverBirch 2y ago
This is such a weird thing to be upset about. Musk announced this hardware was ready for full self driving in 2016. So anyone who bought this now has an 8 year old car that still doesn't self-drive. The author is all upset that this 8 year old car may never get the FSD turned on but how is really worse than owning the car for the last 8 years. If I had to pick something to be annoyed about it would be that they still haven't delivered full self driving in a period of time that most people would consider the full length of time they expected to own the car!
It's also just a really weird attitude, that this will turn out to be a massive liability and that they'll need to think about retrofits. The truth is simple: They didn't sell that many of these cars, of those they did sell, the majority won't have bought the self driving package for the exorbitant price and most owners will have upgraded to a newer model anyway. So what's the plan? They'll do nothing, they won't admit it won't happen they'll just say they'll get to it one day, continue to offer relatively small incentives to upgrade away from these cars anyway. What are you going to do? Sue them. Good luck. You have literally shown that over the last 8 years he can just wave his arms and say "Well we'll get to it one day" and you believe he's fulfilled his obligations, so he'll continue doing that.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> anyone who bought this now has an 8 year old car that still doesn't self-drive Senior people at Tesla are still repeating the claim, which freshens liability. And Tesla will still sell you FSD on HW3.